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loss of reason

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See: insanity


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Which is why the steady loss of reason from our public life is so worrying.
Score 6 DAVID BECKHAM: Made more of an impact on the right of midfield than when cutting inside and getting in the way of others, but can count himself highly unfor tunate to be sent off despite his momentary loss of reason.
While many could have understood a temporary loss of reason and flight from the craziness of modern Christmas, all decent, normal people will have despaired at how any sane parent could behave like this.
 
 
 
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